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Hi !
I want to display a string in a GC label e.g., XDS connection, Dashboard type.
For this I binded a variable (string char[xxx]) in field "label".
During runtime the different chars in the string array are displayed as single, comma separated, hex values only.
What is exact syntax to display string in correct way ? I believe there is formating missing!
Hi ,
I am using V2 Dashboard.
FYI What I need to display is a /0 terminated string following standard C conventions.
Thanks!
Thanks. I will follow up with engineering and let you know when I receive feedback
Thanks
ki
I have no issues binding a string to a label. The text displays as it should.
Can you provide the following:
-code snippet of the string
-how the variable is binded to a label in GC
-how the string is displayed when running the GC dashboard
Thanks
ki
Hi Ki!
Here you are....
C program in CCS:
Here is how I declared gloabl string in my CCS C program :
char gTestString[20]; // global string
... I initialized string in progam:
strcpy(gTestString, "GC-Test!"); // now correxct Content is in variable!
GC V2 Dashbaord:
This is label property:
and this shows up during runtime (each ASCII in hex is displayed):
See right Label.... 71,67,45,....
I also tried gTestString[] and gTestString[0] without same result.
Thanks, they are very helpful.
This is what i did:
Code:
Label property:
Dashboard:
It seems to be working fine for me.
Can you export the whole project and provide it to me? You can share via private E2E conversation if you wish.
Thanks
ki
FYI, I modified the properties so that it uses the same font and color as your properties. That still worked:
Hi Ki!
That give me some hope ;-)
I will send you my project immediately per private message!
This issue was resolved via private e2e message.
The issue is that on ARM, a 'char' defaults to 'unsiged char'. GC expects a signed char type for the string.
Thanks
ki